ravinderjeet
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कुणसी गोरमेंट ने अलारम करो सो ,या कांग्रेस ते स-ए मुसलमानां की ,एक मुस्लीम परिवार शासन करण लागर्या स | एक भाप्पा सरदार नीच आदमी उनके तलवे चाटण लागर्या स अक बस में प्रधामंत्री बनया रहूँ | ये सब देश द्रोही सें |
Ethnic violence rocks Assam, Lkahs flee !!!!!!!!
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कुणसी गोरमेंट ने अलारम करो सो ,या कांग्रेस ते स-ए मुसलमानां की ,एक मुस्लीम परिवार शासन करण लागर्या स | एक भाप्पा सरदार नीच आदमी उनके तलवे चाटण लागर्या स अक बस में प्रधामंत्री बनया रहूँ | ये सब देश द्रोही सें |
puneetlakra
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Usse kutti govt ko batana chahta hoon ki unhone aasteen me saap pala hai.
कांग्रेस हमारे जसे उन लोगो के लिए एक वरदान ह जो पिछली बार देश आजाद करवाने के समय नहीं थे ..... या हमे देश आजाद करवांनं का एक और मोका देंगे ...... मुसलमानो को हद से जायेदा आजादी दी जा रही ह..... जायेदा नहीं तो कम से कम जाटो को सार्वजनिक तोर प कांग्रेस का बहिस्कार कर देना चाहिए !!! और जो कांग्रेस का विरोध करते ह ( अन्ना ,रामदेव अनने ) हमें उनका साथ देना चाहिए . ये चाहए चोर चके ठग हो .दुसमन का दुसमन दोस्त कहलाया करे !!! ( दोनु लड़ेगे त कोईसा त मरेगा ) बनिया अल्ली बात स
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ravinderjeet
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मुंबई आजाद मेदान जो दंगा होया था उसके कुछ और तथ्य सामी आये सें | एक ते जब ये मुसलमान आवाण लागरे थे ट्रेनआँ में भर-भर के ,ते ये आपनी गेल्यान पेट्रोल के कनस्तर ले रे थे | सी.सी.टी.वि.कमरे में सब दर्ज होया स ,पहली बात ते या स अक हर सटेसन पे रेलवे पुलिस कड़ी रहवे स अर कोए भी जवलन शील पदार्थ लेजाणा मना स ,फेर भी ये क्यूकर जाण दिए ? दूसरी बात जब बेरा था अक मुसलमानां का प्रदर्शन स ते उड़े ८०% लेडिज पुलिस क्यूँ लाइ | कई और तथ्य छुपाये गए सें | कमिश्नर ने इतनी गाडी फूंके पाछे अर इतनी सारी राइफल अर स्टेनगन खोशें पाछे भी वे न्यू के न्यू सुरक्सित क्यूँ जाण दिए | जांदे-जांदे भी वे पुलिसियान ने पिटदे गए | पुलिस के ही हथियारां तें उन् ने आपणे-ए आदमी मार दिए अर इब्ब पुलिस पे एक्सेन लेण खातर सरकार पे दबाव बाणान लाग रे सें | पुलिस से लूटे गए हथियारां की सूचि :-
१) चार-- ३०३ की बंदूकें |
२) एक--- ए.के. ४७ |
३) दो--- एस.एल.आर.|
४) एक --पिस्तोल |
दो अस.एल.आर और एक ए.के.४७ कुछ घंटे बाद एक गली में फेंकी हुई पाई गयी ,बाकी असले का बेरा कोणी कित स | क्या कहते हो कांग्रेसियो ? आड़े ते कांग्रेस की सरकार स , मोदी की कोणी | मुसलामानों ने दो मुसलामानों को ही मार दिया | पुलिस को हिजड़ा बना दिया ,और अब पुलिस पर ही मुक़दमे की दाब ला रे सें |
सीवाच भाई कित गया तू , मुंबई में ते नि आ लिया स ,मुसलमानां की मिजाज पुरसी करण खातर |
१) चार-- ३०३ की बंदूकें |
२) एक--- ए.के. ४७ |
३) दो--- एस.एल.आर.|
४) एक --पिस्तोल |
दो अस.एल.आर और एक ए.के.४७ कुछ घंटे बाद एक गली में फेंकी हुई पाई गयी ,बाकी असले का बेरा कोणी कित स | क्या कहते हो कांग्रेसियो ? आड़े ते कांग्रेस की सरकार स , मोदी की कोणी | मुसलामानों ने दो मुसलामानों को ही मार दिया | पुलिस को हिजड़ा बना दिया ,और अब पुलिस पर ही मुक़दमे की दाब ला रे सें |
सीवाच भाई कित गया तू , मुंबई में ते नि आ लिया स ,मुसलमानां की मिजाज पुरसी करण खातर |
घाट कोन्या यो उर्मिला दूहन ते | किम्मे ने किम्मे लागे से उसका भी | कसाई किस्से गेल तो अग्री करता हो किसे बात में | आर मने लागे कदे वो ऐ न हो | :livid:
malikdeepak1
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anilsangwan
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Bhai, jma Bhinn ki bhinn!!
I know ab mujhe sab yahan Talibani karar dene wale hain, par this pic is an example ki internet pics ko hamesha shak ki nazar se dekho...!
This photo is indeed of Hyderabad. But Hyderabad, Sind, Pakistan..! Check this link http://www.demotix.com/news/1386425...ate-65th-independence-day-hyderabad/all-media
I know Indian Muslims too have hoisted Pakistani flags most often in Kashmir and now recently in Mumbai, but such brazen display as was evident in this pic created doubts in my mind. Hence I did a simple Google search by image and behold...!
Bhai sahb maine to kisi religion ka theka nahi liya...jahan man hota hai post karta hun. Aur woh Azad maidan wali pic bhi maine hi post ki thi..agar yaad ho to..
Good one. Pata nahi yahan logon ne mujhe kis kis se relate kiya hai..3-4 ne ToI ka journalist kaha to kisi ne Jaton ka dushman...Ab aap in madam se relate kar do..koi baat ni..
[h=1]Rumours Drive Over 5,000 North-East People Out of Bangalore[/h]
Bangalore, Aug 16 (DHNS): Panic triggered by wild rumours of impending violence sparked a heavy exodus of people of North-Eastern origin living in the City, to their home states, on Wednesday. Thousands of people packed the City railway station on Wednesday night to catch the earliest available trains to leave the City. Despite appeals by the police to ignore the rumours, the rush to get back home was unabated. As the buzz of large-scale violence after the period of Ramzan took hold during the day, sale of train and flight tickets skyrocketed. So heavy was the rush at the railway station that Deputy Chief Minister R Ashoka rushed to talk to the passengers.
Officials of the Bangalore Railway division who were stunned to discover 4,793 tickets being booked on a single day scrambled to organise two special trains departing on Wednesday night to Guwahati to accommodate them. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Union Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde spoke to Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar, asking him to reassure the North-Eastern community in Bangalore. The two special trains were in addition to the regular train leaving for Guwahati on the same night. One was an 18-coach special, while the other was a 19-coach special. Divisional Railway Manager Anil Kumar Agarwal said they had no other option in view of the heavy bookings.
More trains“We do not know what we will do if the same thing continues tomorrow. We are trying to get coaches and there is a possibility that we may schedule more trains,” he said.At a hurriedly-convened press briefing on Wednesday evening, in-charge Director General and Inspector General of Police, Lalrokhuma Pachau, appealed to people from north-eastern states not to leave the City, and sought to dispel their fears. Pachau attributed the fears over reports of planned scale violence against the community after August 20, as mere intimidation and termed it baseless rumour-mongering. “We have received reports that there has been a fear psychosis created in the North-East community based on rumours. But I assure them that not even a single such incident has been reported in the city till now. I appeal to them not to heed to any rumours and leave the city,” Pachau said.Police Commissioner B G Jyothi Prakash Mirji said patrolling and security had been intensified in sensitive areas. “We have instituted an enquiry into the source of these rumours and will take stern action if found. Even I will supervise the night rounds and patrolling. We assure the community that we would protect them in any eventuality. But we foresee no such eventuality.”Prime Minister Manmohan Singh too had spoken to the Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar on Sunday to protect the considerable population of North-Eastern origin in the state.
None of the assurances however seemed to have worked. Several people of North Eastern origin that this paper refused to be named paper but confirmed being threatened over the last couple of days. A native of a northeastern state who works at Bengaluru International Airport claimed that he was verbally threatened by a passerby when he was returning home from work a few days ago. The stranger ran into him at Neelasandra and asked him to “leave” Bangalore. “He apparently mistook me for an Assamese and said I should leave the city immediately. Things will otherwise be difficult,” he said. One of his friends also received a similar threat. “A man walked up to my friend and asked him to go away immediately. Else, his head will be chopped off.” Shettar convenes high-level meet as NE people flee Bangalore
Bangalore, Aug 16 (PTI): As over 5,000 panic-stricken people from North Eastern states fled the city after rumours of attacks targeting the community spread, Karnataka Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar is holding a high-level meeting today to tackle the situation.Two Assam-bound special trains were operated late last night in addition to the regular service to clear the sudden rush of passengers triggered by the rumours in the wake of some attacks on North Eastern people in some parts of the country in the Assam violence backlash.
The stabbing of a Tibetan student by two motorcycle-borne men in Mysore on August 14 added fuel to the fears of the North Eastern people whom the Government and Police are trying to convince that they are safe in the state. However, State DGP Lalrokhuma Pachuau, who himself is from North Eastern state of Manipur, told PTI today that the exact number of people who fled the city was not known as many bound for Guwahati were regular passengers, and not those leaving following the rumours.Concerned over the development, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh himself spoke last night to Shettar who assured him that steps were being taken to give protection to the people from the North East. Besides Singh, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde and Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi also spoke to Shettar on the issue.Sources in the Chief Minister's Office said that Shettar would today discuss with the officials the exodus and find solutions to tide over the fresh problem.A small group of people at the railway station said, "We are expecting the railway authorities to make an announcement of arranging special trains to Guwahati. We want to be with our families in Assam. We have been informed that some people are planning to attack us as our community was attacked in Mumbai and other parts of the country.
"We do not want to take any risk as nobody comes to our rescue when we are attacked," Monica and others from her region said in unison as they waited at the railway station this morning. Railway officials had said yesterday that they had sold more than 5000 tickets for northeast destinations. Members belonging to various organisations, including RSS, visited the railway station and tried to convince the fleeing people that no violence would be perpetrated against them and Karnataka was much safer than Assam.Pachuau dismissed as baseless the rumours that people from the North East might be targeted and said not a single case of assault or verbal threat against them had been reported in the state. A probe was on into the "wild rumours", he added. "The situation is completely peaceful. Not even a single incident related to the north-east people has been reported in the whole state," Pachau said. Pachau said rumours were spread by word of mouth, text messages (SMS) and social networking sites such as FaceBook.He averred that mischievous elements must have spread rumours, in the backdrop of Kokrajhar incidents in Assam and the violence in Mumbai that followed a few days later.
Railway sources said they might operate additional bogies on today's train to Guwahati if required. A large number of people from the northeast, including students, reside in Karnataka, particularly in Bangalore where they are employed in call centres, hotels, beauty parlours and private security services, among others.
Bangalore, Aug 16 (DHNS): Panic triggered by wild rumours of impending violence sparked a heavy exodus of people of North-Eastern origin living in the City, to their home states, on Wednesday. Thousands of people packed the City railway station on Wednesday night to catch the earliest available trains to leave the City. Despite appeals by the police to ignore the rumours, the rush to get back home was unabated. As the buzz of large-scale violence after the period of Ramzan took hold during the day, sale of train and flight tickets skyrocketed. So heavy was the rush at the railway station that Deputy Chief Minister R Ashoka rushed to talk to the passengers.
Officials of the Bangalore Railway division who were stunned to discover 4,793 tickets being booked on a single day scrambled to organise two special trains departing on Wednesday night to Guwahati to accommodate them. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Union Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde spoke to Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar, asking him to reassure the North-Eastern community in Bangalore. The two special trains were in addition to the regular train leaving for Guwahati on the same night. One was an 18-coach special, while the other was a 19-coach special. Divisional Railway Manager Anil Kumar Agarwal said they had no other option in view of the heavy bookings.
More trains“We do not know what we will do if the same thing continues tomorrow. We are trying to get coaches and there is a possibility that we may schedule more trains,” he said.At a hurriedly-convened press briefing on Wednesday evening, in-charge Director General and Inspector General of Police, Lalrokhuma Pachau, appealed to people from north-eastern states not to leave the City, and sought to dispel their fears. Pachau attributed the fears over reports of planned scale violence against the community after August 20, as mere intimidation and termed it baseless rumour-mongering. “We have received reports that there has been a fear psychosis created in the North-East community based on rumours. But I assure them that not even a single such incident has been reported in the city till now. I appeal to them not to heed to any rumours and leave the city,” Pachau said.Police Commissioner B G Jyothi Prakash Mirji said patrolling and security had been intensified in sensitive areas. “We have instituted an enquiry into the source of these rumours and will take stern action if found. Even I will supervise the night rounds and patrolling. We assure the community that we would protect them in any eventuality. But we foresee no such eventuality.”Prime Minister Manmohan Singh too had spoken to the Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar on Sunday to protect the considerable population of North-Eastern origin in the state.
None of the assurances however seemed to have worked. Several people of North Eastern origin that this paper refused to be named paper but confirmed being threatened over the last couple of days. A native of a northeastern state who works at Bengaluru International Airport claimed that he was verbally threatened by a passerby when he was returning home from work a few days ago. The stranger ran into him at Neelasandra and asked him to “leave” Bangalore. “He apparently mistook me for an Assamese and said I should leave the city immediately. Things will otherwise be difficult,” he said. One of his friends also received a similar threat. “A man walked up to my friend and asked him to go away immediately. Else, his head will be chopped off.” Shettar convenes high-level meet as NE people flee Bangalore
Bangalore, Aug 16 (PTI): As over 5,000 panic-stricken people from North Eastern states fled the city after rumours of attacks targeting the community spread, Karnataka Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar is holding a high-level meeting today to tackle the situation.Two Assam-bound special trains were operated late last night in addition to the regular service to clear the sudden rush of passengers triggered by the rumours in the wake of some attacks on North Eastern people in some parts of the country in the Assam violence backlash.
The stabbing of a Tibetan student by two motorcycle-borne men in Mysore on August 14 added fuel to the fears of the North Eastern people whom the Government and Police are trying to convince that they are safe in the state. However, State DGP Lalrokhuma Pachuau, who himself is from North Eastern state of Manipur, told PTI today that the exact number of people who fled the city was not known as many bound for Guwahati were regular passengers, and not those leaving following the rumours.Concerned over the development, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh himself spoke last night to Shettar who assured him that steps were being taken to give protection to the people from the North East. Besides Singh, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde and Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi also spoke to Shettar on the issue.Sources in the Chief Minister's Office said that Shettar would today discuss with the officials the exodus and find solutions to tide over the fresh problem.A small group of people at the railway station said, "We are expecting the railway authorities to make an announcement of arranging special trains to Guwahati. We want to be with our families in Assam. We have been informed that some people are planning to attack us as our community was attacked in Mumbai and other parts of the country.
"We do not want to take any risk as nobody comes to our rescue when we are attacked," Monica and others from her region said in unison as they waited at the railway station this morning. Railway officials had said yesterday that they had sold more than 5000 tickets for northeast destinations. Members belonging to various organisations, including RSS, visited the railway station and tried to convince the fleeing people that no violence would be perpetrated against them and Karnataka was much safer than Assam.Pachuau dismissed as baseless the rumours that people from the North East might be targeted and said not a single case of assault or verbal threat against them had been reported in the state. A probe was on into the "wild rumours", he added. "The situation is completely peaceful. Not even a single incident related to the north-east people has been reported in the whole state," Pachau said. Pachau said rumours were spread by word of mouth, text messages (SMS) and social networking sites such as FaceBook.He averred that mischievous elements must have spread rumours, in the backdrop of Kokrajhar incidents in Assam and the violence in Mumbai that followed a few days later.
Railway sources said they might operate additional bogies on today's train to Guwahati if required. A large number of people from the northeast, including students, reside in Karnataka, particularly in Bangalore where they are employed in call centres, hotels, beauty parlours and private security services, among others.
Na bhai..woh na ho sakta. Woh madam mudde pe baat kam karti thi, seeng zyada fasaati thi. Yeh bhai sirf mudde pe seeng fasata hai. Jaise Atish ne kaha yeh bhai hamesha "calm and composed" rehta hai, jo bahut kaabile tareef hai. Aur fir chaahe ek aadmi se bahas ho chaahe das se, isne baat theek nahin lagti to kyun kham kha agree karna.
puneetlakra
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Thanks jaspreet for your efforts to find reality
puneetlakra
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BJP ke mukhtar abbass naqvi ne ABP news channel par kaha ki is sab ke pichhe muslim ya hindu organization nahi HUZI hai, koi uss se puche uske pas telephone aya tha kya?
Sorry, I quoted your post by mistake. It was for Puneet Lakra where he asking how mukhtar abbass naqvi knew about HUJI link.